There is plenty to play for on Matchday 29 of the Access Bank Division One in Zone Two. While FC AshantiGold ‘04 have already wrapped up the title, bottom-placed UCC-Youngsters, Sekondi Eleven Wise, and Police Nationals are desperate for survival with just two matches remaining in the season.

The champions will host PAC Academy at the Obuasi Len Clay Stadium on Sunday before traveling to Kumasi to face King Faisal on the final day of the season. The Miners have been phenomenal this campaign, fending off competition from Ebusua Dwarfs, Nsuopun Fidelity, Sefwi All Stars, and New Edubiase United to secure a Premier League slot. They have won 18, lost 6, and drawn 4 in 28 league matches and are determined to secure yet another home win to appease their fans on Sunday. With two matches left, they currently lead second and third-placed Nsuopun Fidelity and Ebusua Dwarfs by 10 points.

UCC-Youngsters are already relegated but aim to fight for pride when they host King Faisal at the Robert Mensah Stadium on Saturday. Relegation-threatened sides Sekondi Eleven Wise and Police National FC must beat Sefwi All Stars and Sekondi Rospak, respectively, to stand any chance of survival.

Skyy FC play at home against Nsuopun Fidelity in another crucial clash, while Elmina Sharks take on Soccer Intellectuals in another pulsating encounter.

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